Surely No One Really Thinks the Master Is a Mortal, Right?

Some people want to give up. This book is always ineffective. It fails every day and swallows it every day, but there is no actual action. Some of my eyes are tired. No way

The biggest problem with this novel is that it has no emotions. The protagonist is a pure mission robot, the disciples are all training robots, and the supporting characters are all dog-licking robots. It seems that there are some emotional scenes written about how to repay the master. These are all empty words, and they are all thinking about replacing the protagonist as the leader of the clan.

The protagonist is ✓ Stone, and it doesn't matter if his quality is low. The disciples grow up and are very loyal to the protagonist. As a result, the protagonist beats his own disciples every day after he succeeds, and he really can't stand it anymore. The protagonist inexplicably feels that he is some kind of peerless genius. His cultivation is all given by the system. He has practiced for three months to gather a trace of mana. Why does he always feel that he is a genius? There is no logic at all. He is simply a protagonist who is unpopular. You rush to teach others to cripple others, but you hold a grudge if you fail to teach them cripples. What kind of stone is this?

I'm the only one who's curious, is the Heavenly Dao of the Immortal Realm really a woman?

It's Shi. After reading more than 500 chapters, the protagonist still thinks that he has the same name as the Hidden World Sect of Dongzhou. He is invincible and doesn't investigate anything. He doesn't even know the situation of his disciples when he comes back from the sea. Chun Chun Er🖊️, let's talk to a robot. It's all fun because of the supporting characters yy

It's just that the ending is a bit sloppy, just enjoy it all the way.

The author's writing should have his own style, but not every character can have the author's style. All the characters are carved out of the same mold. They are all human beings who think about this and that every day, make up their minds at every turn, and only rely on verbal descriptions to express their emotions. Written in this way, it is impossible to tell that they are different people, or even human beings. To put it bluntly, they are just flat characters made up of labels. The protagonist doesn't have any likable side either. He pretends to take advantage of everyone while taking it for granted. He doesn't do anything humane. He buys and sells by force, deceives, bullies, and abducts children. Apart from not killing people, setting fires, and robbing civilian girls, he is really terrible. I don't understand that the author has to create a lot of disgusting plots that force others and deceive others even though they can be written well. It is true that others have received the benefits of the protagonist, but was it given by the protagonist on his own initiative? Then someone else got admitted to Tsinghua University and Peking University with my encouragement. Will he still want to repay me for the rest of his life?

After Chapter 400, Green Onion is no longer very good. It was a little good in the early stages, but I feel like someone has changed.

The first part was okay, and the counter-routine was quite fun, but the second part started to get messy. I wanted to write it well, but it didn't have the shaping power, and it ended up being nondescript.

The main character in the script is not very smart, which makes people feel a little uncomfortable. But I can barely see it.